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- dn604 - 2010-01-14 06:30

One more suggestion, can you add an option to tag the Movie as Watched?

Would save me some time as I'm just adding all my movies to the database, most have been watched so would like to tag them as such.


- slash - 2010-01-14 06:55

dn604 Wrote:One more suggestion, can you add an option to tag the Movie as Watched?

Would save me some time as I'm just adding all my movies to the database, most have been watched so would like to tag them as such.

I'll try to add it quickly then Wink


- dn604 - 2010-01-14 07:43

slash Wrote:I'll try to add it quickly then Wink

Hah, sorry I didn't mean it that way at all. I can add the watched flag whenever!


- sandman4sure - 2010-01-20 10:06

I really like this program, especially because I'm on an iMac and the other programs don't work on Mac OSX.

With the new SVN version, the files mode doesn't seem to work for me. It keep getting stuck at the loading screen (10%, now loading Volumes)


- slash - 2010-01-20 13:52

sandman4sure Wrote:I really like this program, especially because I'm on an iMac and the other programs don't work on Mac OSX.

With the new SVN version, the files mode doesn't seem to work for me. It keep getting stuck at the loading screen (10%, now loading Volumes)

Is it possible for you to use firefox and install firebug ? the scraper in the svn is still in early dev. stage


- sandman4sure - 2010-01-20 13:53

slash Wrote:Is it possible for you to use firefox and install firebug ? the scraper in the svn is still in early dev. stage

I have Firefox with Firebug. What information do you want me to search for?


edit: ok there is still a script running for a long time. Here it says ext-basex.js row number 1029
I'll leave it running for a while, see if it goes somewhere.


- slash - 2010-01-20 14:19

Excellent.

in firebug console make sure you have XMLHttpRequest checked.

You should see a serie of requests corresponding to the xbmc path browsing to build the tree view.


- sandman4sure - 2010-01-20 14:22

Yes, there are literally thousands of request at ext-basex.js row number 1029

It's still working. Is this a one-time thing? It's already more than 20 minutes now


- slash - 2010-01-20 14:26

sandman4sure Wrote:Yes, there are literally thousands of request at ext-basex.js row number 1029

It's still working. Is this a one-time thing? It's already more than 20 minutes now

Unless you have thousands of folders it should not take more than 2 minutes.

I'm suspecting an infinite loop Blush

Could you copy paste one of the responses to one of those requests ?


- sandman4sure - 2010-01-20 14:34

slash Wrote:Unless you have thousands of folders it should not take more than 2 minutes.

I'm suspecting an infinite loop Blush

Could you copy paste one of the responses to one of those requests ?

I wish I could, but I can't pause the script so it keeps moving. This way I can't copy the response. Any idea how to do this?